More than 1.6 billion VND to support disadvantaged students

(NLDO) - In 2025, the SCG Sharing The Dream scholarship will expand its beneficiaries, focusing on supporting students from ethnic minorities.

On November 23, the City Youth Union, City Council of Young Pioneers, Ho Chi Minh City Student Support Center in collaboration with SCG Group organized the SCG Sharing The Dream Scholarship Award Ceremony 2025.

Mr. Le Xuan Dung - Director of Ho Chi Minh City Student Support Center awarded scholarships to students in the Southern region.

At the program, the organizers awarded 65 scholarships to students studying in the Southern region in the 2025-2026 school year. Students in the Northern region will receive scholarships on November 26, 2025, and those in the Central region will receive scholarships on December 9, 2025.

This year, the scholarship received 1,200 applications from all over the country. After selection, the scholarship awarded 100 scholarships to students (VND 15 million/scholarship) and 50 scholarships to pupils (VND 2 million/scholarship). The total value of the scholarship is VND 1.6 billion.

Speaking at the program, Mr. Le Xuan Dung - Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Support Center, said that the scholarship has contributed to creating long-term value for high-quality human resources. Young human resources are ready to integrate into the labor market, affirm their own values ​​and at the same time spread community values.

Every year, the scholarship has supported and inspired many young generations, providing opportunities to pursue their dreams and access knowledge about sustainable development in Vietnam.

In particular, this year's scholarship program also expands the beneficiaries to include students from ethnic minorities. 20 students who maintain excellent performance will receive a renewable scholarship for the next school year.

20 students who maintain excellent performance will receive renewable scholarships for the next academic year.

Thanks to scholarships, many families reduce the economic burden of tuition fees.

Up to now, the scholarship program has organized more than 120 training sessions, more than 60 connection sessions with experts and businesses, and factory tours for students to access and gain practical experience.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/hon-16-ti-dong-tiep-suc-cho-hoc-sinh-sinh-vien-kho-khan-196251123155515959.htm